
This is a small site with only a handful of pages, but since it’s built using WordPress, it’s ready whenever the chapter is ready to start blogging about their activities.

This is a small site with only a handful of pages, but since it’s built using WordPress, it’s ready whenever the chapter is ready to start blogging about their activities.

This large and complex real estate site for a local real estate brokerage uses custom programming to allow users to view and search for real estate listings. Individual Realtors associated with the broker have their own geographically focused sections of the site that they can use for blogging and to highlight open houses, new listings, etc., in their areas.

The menu in the sidebar uses custom CSS to display a single image as a mosaic behind the navigation buttons. I love the developments in CSS that make this sort of thing practical. I have implemented this technique in the past — involving tedious slicing and dicing of many individual images with another set of “over” versions to display on hover. Modern CSS allows this with a single background image by simply adjusting the position of the image for each link, and using a partially transparent overlay on hover.

This site includes WordPress plugins that automatically post Sandra’s blog posts to her Facebook and Twitter accounts, so maximize her social media efforts.

The site makes use of the BBPress plugin for WordPress to incorporate a message board into the site, and features photos of alumni reunions, shared memories, and “where are they now” pages.

The APPF needed a site that they could maintain themselves and give several different people access to the site to make updates and additions.
They wanted to make use of WordPress’s blogging capabilities to post news & announcements for members, job vacancies, and training information, and they also wanted to give their members access to a private members-only section of the site.

For websites that need to be developed under a strict budget, WordPress makes it easy to set up a functional and usable site with minimal time and therefore minimal fees.
Papol’s Premium Property Management needed a small website and had a small budget for it. Install WordPress, install a favorite theme, create the pages, and have the client build out the content. Bada-bing bada-boom, and we’re done, with only a minimal cost to the client.

The site offers in-place before-and-after photos of client locations before IPS and after IPS. The different is stunning. Separate sections showcase the company’s interior scapes, sidewalk scapes, pool & pation scapes, and event scapes. Multiple photo galleries and videos round out the offering.

Punta Gorda Yacht Brokers, a local used boat brokerage, needed a refresh from their previous site, which was also created by Tropical Web Works. We designed a fresh new visual design that incorporate the same content from the original site. The site includes prominent links to the brokerage’s sister company, Gulf Island Sails, as well as their boats listed for sale on YachtWorld.

The Bevis Group — Lyn Bevis and his team at RE/MAX Harbor Realty — needed a modernized website offering visitors the ability to Lyn’s own listings, to search the MLS, and to showcase recently listed properties throughout Charlotte County. They also had specific rquirements, needing the site to match their printed marketing materials.
The site uses custom programming to access the IDX datafeed from the Mid-Florida Regional MLS, updating listings twice daily. All property listings are accessible to search engine spiders for indexing, and are also easily accessible to human visitors. The Google Maps API is used to show property locations, and a mortgage calculator helps buyers determine how much house they can afford.